The Times examines money, Oklahoma, and political moneyflows
The Times reviews financial excesses in New York banks and Treasury actions, notes Oklahoma land rushes and cattle syndicates, and urges Sullivan County to support local business growth, with warnings about federal policy and lobby influence. It contrasts global events with local development and calls for a county boom.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Executive Department
United States
Jay Gould
Treasury
Sullivan
Cout
Nebraskans pass minors tobacco ban amid broader U S notes
A sweep of items notes legislative actions in several states. Nebraska restricts sales to minors while reports from Wisconsin Illinois and Ohio cover politics rail rates and local incidents. Other items include a fatal fire at Ingham county Michigan and a gas discovery in Washington Pennsylvania.
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Senate of
Nebraska
Fullerton
Committee On Railroads
Griffith
General Grant
Batavia
Ohio
Republican
Madison
Wisconsin
John C. Spooner
O. H. Browning
Quincy
Ilinois
Lincoln
Houghwell
Washington
Pennsylvania
Racine
United
Ingham County
Michigan
Mason
Capt
Phelan
O Donovan Rossa
Illinois Senate
Stanley Matthews
Itiendale
Old Capitol
William Allen
Geotus Spencer
Norfalk
John ©. Spooner
United States
E. E. Grown
Boston
G. D. B. Glidden
Navy
Mobile Bay
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Montreal
John T. O'Keefe
Meadville
Edgar Thomson Steel-Works
Craddock
John. J. Orton
Milwaukee
James Comode
Delphos
Conerestitional Church
J. M. Newman
Ripon
Pierce
Weorcester
Mass
Racine Piow Company
Aucction
D.3
Dodge City
Caldwell
Oklahoma
Louis Ladenberger
Scranton
Alfred Sheldon
Indianapolis
James W. Brooks
New York
Zapress
Actors’ Fund
Massachusetts Senate
Nevada
Diwes
Anton Burster
Fort Madison
Iowa
Starvey D. Walker
Lower
California
Yuma
Arizona
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara River
W. St. Paaren
Illinois
Vaylorville
Joliet
Michael Murphy
Chicago
Joel Prescott
Burchard
Telegraphed Northward Link Secures Canada US Message
A report notes that Man itoba completed a link around the north shore of Lake Superior, securing telegraphic communication with Ottawa beyond U S territorial limits. Other items mention extreme cold in New Hampshire, a Newark robbery convict jailed, and various arrests and political remarks across the country.
The Inter State Commerce bill debate and Oklahoma lands
In January the Senate resumed the Inter State Commerce bill with Mr. Coke arguing it codifies common law for railroads and public oversight. Discussions on the Oklahoma land question continued with Mr. West supporting action to prevent bloodshed and Mr. Plumb proposing land allocations for settlers.
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Oklahoma
Uncle Sam
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Senate
Gould
House of Representatives
Union Pacific
House of Congress
United States
House Comittee On Public Health
National Board of Healts
Iowa
Sioux City & St. Paul
Townsend
Indian Bureau
Lews Reservation
Arenas
House
Kelley
Whele
Dirnes
Secretary of the Interior
Port Peck
Mavinnis
Indian Department
Bishop Whipple
Miinesota
Dewitt
Santa Fe
Constitutional
Judiciary Committee
Friends of the
Valentine
Nosecrans
Pindlay
Newitt
Secretary of State
London
White
iCentucky
Wiisky
Internal Revenue
Bland
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Alehomas
Grant
Forney
Coke
West
Arthur
Wlumb
Mar. West
Plumb
Committee On Indian Affairs
Women’s Silk-Culture, Association of the United States
Edmands
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Haliday
Upson
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Illinois Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Christian Church
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Texas Senate
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Chaporito
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Eller
Wyoming
John ‘T. Stewart
Council Bluffs
United States Supreme Court
J. ©.Talbert
Public
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Jamuel Dablan
Portioo
Diaz
Secretary of Public Works
Vera Cruz
Franklin J. Moses
South Carolina
Detroit House of Correction
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IT. W. Higgingon
Hirvaxé University
Riddleberger
Bayard
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Walston, Wells & Vidtor
Galveston
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Atchison
Topeka
John Boyle O'Reilly
Pilot
Mr. O'Reilly
Cook County
Ryan
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N.Y
B.S. Reynolds
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Committee On Agriculture
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Terre Haute, Ind
J.T. H. Miller
Lothier
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Perre Bante
Emad
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Terre Haute
J.T. EL Muller
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Terre Haut
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